Mobile phone setting call forwarding

First of all, call forwarding has nothing to do with what kind of mobile phone you use. Even if it is not a smart phone, even a feature phone or an elderly mobile phone has a call forwarding function.

In addition, there are three ways to set up call forwarding. One method is to transfer the incoming call to the designated number when the line is busy, another method is to transfer all incoming calls to the designated number, and the last method is to transfer the incoming call to the designated number when the line is busy.

Since you are using iPhone and you only have one card, the transfer method you need to set is to transfer all incoming calls to the specified number.

When you transfer all incoming calls from A card to B card, put B card into your mobile phone. At this time, your B card can send and receive short messages, surf the Internet and make phone calls normally. At the same time, the incoming calls received by the black card will also be transferred to your B card, and the B card can also answer the incoming calls of the A card normally.

However, it should be noted that there is a charge for call forwarding. If your favorite card is a package, then the incoming call from A card is transferred to B card, which is actually equivalent to your A card by default, and you need to pay the related phone bill. If your B card and A card are not in the same place, then A card may need to pay the related roaming fee or long-distance fee.